Marsha Summersill, Attorney

One of the key characteristics of mediation is that it preserves relationships. It’s a neutral environment that provides all parties with the ability to determine the ultimate outcome of their dispute. Certified Florida Supreme Court, County Mediator, Circuit Mediator, and Family Mediator, Marsha Summersill is an attorney with over 10 years of experience. She understands the intricacies of disagreements and how to get parties to see their common ground.

Before she was a lawyer, Marsha handled contracts for compliance with government agencies. This afforded her an insight into where disagreements arise and how they can be overcome. Her experience as an attorney helped her understand the value of mediation. Now, as a certified mediator, she uses that experience to help others resolve disputes, saving them a significant amount of stress, time, and money. The goal of mediation is for the parties to reach a compromise with the satisfaction that there is a conclusion to their conflict. With a deep understanding of how to navigate disputes, Marsha is well-equipped to successfully mediate your situation, and help guide all parties towards a positive outcome.

Natalie Paskiewicz, Attorney

Natalie Paskiewicz has been an attorney practicing in various areas for seven years now. Since 2016, Natalie has been mediating matters involving personal injury, premises liability, property damage, labor and employment disputes, products liability, wrongful death, and breach of contract. She is an independent contractor for the Florida Department of Financial Services (DFS), the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA), and the American Health Lawyers Association (AHLA). This has given her the opportunity to mediate residential and commercial property disputes, and arbitrate matters brokerage firms and exchange firms in the securities industry, and matters involving health law.

Arve Wikstrom, MBA, Juris Doctor

Mr. Wikstrom was first introduced to Alternative Dispute Resolution while attending law school whereby he became a Certified Florida Supreme Court County Mediator in 1999. He is certified as a county, circuit, family, dependency and appellate mediator by the Florida Supreme Court, a FINRA arbitrator, ombudsman for the ESGR (Employer Support for the Guard and Reserve), listed as a neutral with the Department of Defense and a volunteer arbitrator for the Better Business Bureau.

Mr. Wikstrom teaches the Florida Supreme Court Certified County and Family mediation classes, and online CME and CLE courses with ADRA.

He is a Florida Supreme Court Approved Certified Primary Trainer in Certified County Mediation Training, and Florida Supreme Court Approved Certified Assistant Trainer in Certified Family Mediation Training.

Mr. Wikstrom has mediated and arbitrated various and numerous conflicts ranging from family issues, employment disputes, automobile collisions, contract disputes and appellate disputes.